Fez could’ve easily prevented that Ash s***

I said the show is good. The show is good. I said not many shows can fw this show in its category (one response to that.) Apparently 90% of the thread had the same opinion with no good arguement. Sounds like typical times nowadays we can only stick to a couple stale narratives. If you are writing this show off because "a high school would never let that play go on" or "a kid would never do that" go ahead. Those people will still watch. This is a drama, it's over the top with the drama. That's why most are glued to it.

I won't bother rehashing everything that's already been said in here about the episode. I didn't like it. I was bored, even. The rest of the season was good, but I would've been alright with it ending here.

I needed like a post-credits scene to preview next season or something. Of course I'll be watching, but I'm not restless for it like I was after the first season. Meh

Slap was sexy tho

You dumb af too

Ask Sam for a job

But that damn Elliot scene. Fam.

He does the first verse, I'm like ok this don't sound bad! Kinda sweet!

He gets into the second verse...alright man it's the finale we don't really got too much time...Zendaya's facial acting saving it tho

But when homie swung into a BRIDGE and a final chorus?

good question lmaooo

HAD to be in the contract or request from his label cause wtf lmaoo

mouse aint get stabbed i thought ash crack bro head open with a hammer

the only one who got stabbed in that situation was mouse's partner

Factssss!!!!!!!$

if they watch it wont they see jules lied about her age? wouldnt that be entrapment?

Lol bruh, watch Ash in season 1 and him now, there's a clear disconnect between the two. Hell, there's a disconnect between episode 1 Ash (killing someone who's been threatening violence to you and your family) and this finale Ash (killing a random snitch and taking on cops 1 v 5).

Instead of fleshing out Ash as a character, Sam Levinson decided to build his entire character in season 2 based off of 1 highlight in season 1, (him noticing the guns and s***). I don't even think he had 1 single moment of violence in season 1. That's bad writing, there's no way you can spin it any other way.

when she was running after maddy i was like

Dead. You right

Please stop

in heels with that ass jiggling all around

my exact reaction

A BRIIIIIIDGEEEE????

she had a chocolate bar stuffed in her bra for this situation

I'm not too mad at the Fez-Ashtray-Custer storyline. Ash and Fez were a cool lil dynamic but lil homie went out how you'd imagine.

Sometimes the shots be annoying as hell tho. The long ass shot of the red dot rising up to Ash's head. The MULTIPLE shots of Faye just staring at the f***ing door waiting for the feds to blow it down. Like wtf was that about, that b**** really just stuck on stupid like that? Lol

we have a large enough sample size now to safely say the show just isn’t as good as y’all want it to be

I can see moments in episodes like 5 and 7 rightfully getting their praise, but when y’all try to cape for a mess like last night and have the audacity to say to it’s the best of its genre…

Wasn’t the best writing, but I still think this season was great.

Im going to blame COVID for any issues and move on

The Nate and Cal storyline...I'm completely lost on how that turned out. He's loading the gun for what. The USB has "everything" but how can it be proven that those videos weren't taped under the consent of all parties. And if it's just Jules' video that's "everything" (since that would be a major offense), when did Nate have his change of heart to screw Jules over after giving her the "only copy"? After being humiliated at the play? He was playing Jules the whole time? I don't get it.

semi realistic? did you miss the first season with its whole episode of Zendaya being a noir detective and a huge musical number to end the finale?